What did Herbert Hoover believe in, and hoped Americas would embrace at the start of the Great Depression? Hoover believed in American nationalism. That the people of America made the nation great, and that through their collective organization and combined activities could the country succeed. Thus he strongly supported unionization, anti-monopoly acts and tightening regulation on the wealthy. Hoover believed in American individualism. That only through their own individual effort and resolve would they be able to overcome this economic collapse. He strongly opposed government interventions and handouts, and felt that they would only weaken Americans' initiative and character. O Hoover believed in American Socialism. That only the government had the power and resources that would be needed to combat the growing economic hardships. He believed that only through direct government intervention could the nation be saved. Hoover believed in American exceptionalism. That through the collective power of the American people and the intervention of the Government that they would overcome the economic depression that laid before them. He believed in massive growth in government spending and welfare actions.

What did Herbert Hoover believe in, and hoped Americas would embrace at the start of the Great Depression? Hoover believed in American nationalism. That the people of America made the nation great, and that through their collective organization and combined activities could the country succeed. Thus he strongly supported unionization, anti-monopoly acts and tightening regulation on the wealthy. Hoover believed in American individualism. That only through their own individual effort and resolve would they be able to overcome this economic collapse. He strongly opposed government interventions and handouts, and felt that they would only weaken Americans' initiative and character. O Hoover believed in American Socialism. That only the government had the power and resources that would be needed to combat the growing economic hardships. He believed that only through direct government intervention could the nation be saved. Hoover believed in American exceptionalism. That through the collective power of the American people and the intervention of the Government that they would overcome the economic depression that laid before them. He believed in massive growth in government spending and welfare actions.